I know you are not and I have seen the odd pint carried through to the seats under the stewards noses and no-one died. Usually by people on their first visit to the stadium, or dare I say it? people who are used to having this facility at this stadium but when watching a different sport?Not saying it's a crime - just replying to a previous post about it happening. It does seem a bit of a draconian rule, but you can't expect the majority to go along with it and then let the minority off if they break the rules. Probably best to remove the restriction if no one is doing anything about it.
Would it be a crime to drink a pint of the Guinness Zero 00 which is gladly served on the concourse for a few pennies short of £7 a pint ? What would be the danger in that?
I have seen more fans, customers even? sneaking their own drinks in and having a relative party in the seats, passing shots down the row with shouts of 'cheers'. Again never saw any need to call in the riot police or an ambulance.
I genuinely would like to see City challenge this rule because I do think it is unfair, unjust and twenty odd years out of date and needs changing in this, erm, 'modern' world.